Financial Advise Stock Market Crash Great Depression Inflation Deflation Bear Market Jim Shepherd's financial advisor service uses a financial investment model that accurately predicts the financial long-term changes in the US financial stock market. The financial investment model used by Jim's financial advisor service predicted both the 1987 and 1929 stock market crashes. Many other smaller interim financial moves also were predicted, including the beginning of the 2000 Bear stock market in late 1999. Both inflation and the current descent toward deflation, that was responsible for the great depression, are measured by this same financial investment model that has been used to predict both bear markets and new bull markets, far in advance of anything available in the U.S. financial markets.
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On Feb.5, 2008
Jim Shepherd was interviewed by
Chuck Jaffe
on his 'Your Money' show
An audio file of the interview can be heard here for those who missed the interview.
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Combined household debt now totals a staggering $13 Trillion

The consumer now represents 70-80% of GDP (Personal Consumptions Expenditures), it doesn't take much reasoning to conclude that if debt has been expanded dramatically to allow for consumers to continue spend, when that ends (as it is now) it will mean trouble.

Jim Shepherd from a Newsletter in The Shepherd Investment Strategist
August 17, 2007

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